There are millions of things to see in the Empire State, but most visitors invariably think of either Times Square or the Statue of Liberty. While in New York City, you should take a ferry ride across ...

While speaking at a school board meeting in California, a parental rights activist stripped down to her bathing suit during public comments.

Margaret Fuller offered her faith in change: “Today a reader, tomorrow a leader.” John Keats began his “To Autumn” with the unforgettable: “Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness, close bosom-friend ...

Let the poets keep you company as you sip something warm, take a walk under red, orange and green trees and breathe the crisp air in. They’re whispering the same message across the years: every season ...

Below are some of my favorite quotes about fall and the changing of seasons. I hope you enjoy their words as much as I do.

Emily Dickinson, with her sharp brevity, wrote: “Besides the Autumn poets sing, a few prosaic days.” She also gave us this picture: “The morns are meeker than they were, the nuts are getting brown; ...

Alfred Lord Tennyson captured the melancholy side: “Tears, idle tears, I know not what they mean, tears from the depth of some divine despair, rise in the heart, and gather to the eyes, in looking on ...

Here are some of my favorite quotes about fall and the changing of seasons. I hope you enjoy their words as much as I do.

When you find yourself watching the leaves fall from the trees, remind yourself that fall is not just about endings; it is about beginnings as well.

Classic literary voices remind us that fall isn't just about endings but new beginnings, with wisdom that resonates across generations.

Below are some of my favorite quotes about fall and the changing of seasons. I hope you enjoy their words as much as I do. Ralph Waldo Emerson reminded us, “Each moment of the year has its own beauty.